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Sunday, October 24, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Stuart-West Home Reduced, Palm City, Florida
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Monday, October 18, 2010
5555 SW Honey Terrace, Palm City, Florida, FL 34990, USA - Beautiful SUNSHINE FARMS Lot for Sale - real estate listing
This property is located in SUNSHINE FARMS, PALM CITY FARMS, PALM CITY, FLORIDA. Almost five acres and location, location. Drive by this pretty property and see! PALM CITYS HORSETALK
Stuart-West, Palm City, Florida Large Pool Home Reduced
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
9666 North 167th Place, Jupiter, FL 33478, USA - JUPITER FARMS, JUPITER, FL 5 ACRE, BARN, BUILDING SITE, ARENA REDUCED $249,000 - real estate listing
Nice property to rent by the month or purchase. Please contact listing agent.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
13268 SE 56th Circle, Okeechobee, FL 34974, USA - Lots and Land for sale in Okeechobee, FL - real estate listing
This is a deal and half. Beautiful property. Short Sale. Ten Acres and lovely.
Foreclosure Activity Flat in Florida
Florida foreclosure activity flat, but declines expected amid bank freezes
October 14, 2010 12:30PM
An REO property in Miami Foreclosure activity remained largely flat on a year-over-year basis in Florida during the third quarter of 2010, with a total of 930,437 foreclosure filings in the state compared to the same period in 2009, according to data from RealtyTrac released today.
The firm's data covers foreclosure filings including default notices, foreclosure auctions and repossessions by banks.
The report comes after news that major lenders, including Bank of America, GMAC and JPMorgan Chase had frozen their foreclosure activities, as allegations arose of document fraud such as forged signatures and so-called "robo-signed" foreclosure forms.
"Florida is the epicenter of this whole foreclosure documentation issue because it is a judicial foreclosure state and it is a state that's been hit very hard," said Daren Blomquist, a spokesperson for RealtyTrac. "Probably, Florida is where we expect to see the most impact from this controversy."
Florida's 157,026 foreclosure filings in the third quarter mark the second-highest total in the United States, after California.
The number of real estate-owned properties (that is, properties that were seized by banks) in South Florida jumped 15 percent over the previous-year period.
An increase in the number of REOs tends to mean banks are beginning to catch up with the backlog. But Blomquist said the foreclosure freeze creates something of an interesting situation, as lenders were beginning to make headway on the significant foreclosure backlog in Florida.
"In Florida, that's going to be put to a stop for, we believe, at least the fourth quarter, as we work through the documentation issue," he said.
Nationwide, a record 102,134 homes were repossessed by banks last month.
For the fourth consecutive quarter, Florida had the third-highest foreclosure rate in America. One of every 56 housing units in Florida was in some level of foreclosure. Palm Beach County recorded one in every 35 units in foreclosure, the highest rate in South Florida. That rate was the second highest in all of Florida.
South Florida saw an increase in the number of filings, however, with a 9 percent increase in the total number of filings compared to the third quarter of 2009. Palm Beach County saw the most dramatic increase, with filings more than doubling to 18,413 from just over 9,000.
October 14, 2010 12:30PM
An REO property in Miami Foreclosure activity remained largely flat on a year-over-year basis in Florida during the third quarter of 2010, with a total of 930,437 foreclosure filings in the state compared to the same period in 2009, according to data from RealtyTrac released today.
The firm's data covers foreclosure filings including default notices, foreclosure auctions and repossessions by banks.
The report comes after news that major lenders, including Bank of America, GMAC and JPMorgan Chase had frozen their foreclosure activities, as allegations arose of document fraud such as forged signatures and so-called "robo-signed" foreclosure forms.
"Florida is the epicenter of this whole foreclosure documentation issue because it is a judicial foreclosure state and it is a state that's been hit very hard," said Daren Blomquist, a spokesperson for RealtyTrac. "Probably, Florida is where we expect to see the most impact from this controversy."
Florida's 157,026 foreclosure filings in the third quarter mark the second-highest total in the United States, after California.
The number of real estate-owned properties (that is, properties that were seized by banks) in South Florida jumped 15 percent over the previous-year period.
An increase in the number of REOs tends to mean banks are beginning to catch up with the backlog. But Blomquist said the foreclosure freeze creates something of an interesting situation, as lenders were beginning to make headway on the significant foreclosure backlog in Florida.
"In Florida, that's going to be put to a stop for, we believe, at least the fourth quarter, as we work through the documentation issue," he said.
Nationwide, a record 102,134 homes were repossessed by banks last month.
For the fourth consecutive quarter, Florida had the third-highest foreclosure rate in America. One of every 56 housing units in Florida was in some level of foreclosure. Palm Beach County recorded one in every 35 units in foreclosure, the highest rate in South Florida. That rate was the second highest in all of Florida.
South Florida saw an increase in the number of filings, however, with a 9 percent increase in the total number of filings compared to the third quarter of 2009. Palm Beach County saw the most dramatic increase, with filings more than doubling to 18,413 from just over 9,000.
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